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I really like typography, so when I saw this poster I had to get one!

[VIA Scribble On Everything]

Looking for something fun to get the resident chef of your household for the holidays. The Back to The Roots Grow Your Own Mushrooms Kit lets you grow oyster mushrooms out of recycled coffee grounds!

[VIA NOTCOT]

I listened to Roland Buerk's report on BBC Radio this morning about how school lunches in Japan are raising the bar in food styling and design.

It seems that the parents of these kids feel that the experience of eating lunch at school needs to go beyond the brown paper bag or even the Scooby-Doo lunch box of my day. They go as far as making Michael Jackson rice balls and Play Station controller out of Seaweed. Truly amazing stuff!

[VIA BBC]

As I scraped the snow off my car this morning i realized I really need to make a habit of flying south this time of year. From December 1 through 4, Miami Beach, Florida, hosted the 10th edition of Art Basel Miami Beach, the most prestigious art show in the Americas

[VIA PAWN WORKS]

Don't you love it when your walking the same route to the train you take everyday and a new piece of tasteful art appears. Here is a little taste of my favorite street artist El Mac

[VIA EL MAC]

Boat Magazine is the “nomadic biannual” that travels to a different city to create an editoral that encapsulates the culture and people of that city. With only two issues completed number one was Sarajevo, number two (the latest) is Detroit. The creators are passionate about what it stands for – "telling human stories in places that are complicated or forgotten about"

[via Boat Mag]

Don't know what to get your tech savvy loved ones for the holidays? The “Little Printer” designed by Berg is very cool.Use your smartphone to set up subscriptions and Little Printer will gather them together to create a beautiful mini-newspaper that you can stick in your wallet.

[VIA Berg]

For most people, going to the airport is a singularly frustrating and stress-inducing experience.

But that's not the case at Chiangi International Airport in Singapore, a sort-of airport fantasyland that's garnered more than 370 "best" awards from travel groups and publications since it opened three decades ago, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Unlike the average airport, everything at Chiangi is done with the traveler in mind.

Jazz up your morning java, personalize your mouse…then bring on the smiles.

I ran across these fun stickers from Perpetual Kid, and they made me smile. I've put them on everything from my stapler to my kids lunch bags to share the happiness.

The "earth" without "art" is just "eh".